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>> reporter: ryan hamilton says his world shattered on may 16th.hen she called him with tragic news. >> she said that our baby has no heartbeat, and that's all she could really get out. >> reporter: medical records reviewed by cbs news show his wife was treated at a surepoint emergency center branch near his home in north texas, where doctors confirmed the fetus had no heartbeat. >> we were told that she could take a medication that would start the process to finish -- to finish what had already started at home. >> reporter: hamilton's wife was prescribed misoprostol, a drug that induces labor and is used for both miscarriages and abortions. >> they used terminology with us like "terminate the pregnancy." nobody uses the word "abortion" at this point. >> okay. nobody is -- >> nobody. >> she has not said it. you have not said it. >> nobody has said it. no one has said that word. >> reporter: hamilton's wife was sent home to expel the nonviable fetus and told to return if she needed to repeat the medication. and after two days -- >> we call the emerg

. >> reporter: ryan hamilton says his wife was nearly 13 weeks pregnant with their second child whenell him she was having a miscarriage. >> she said that our baby has no heartbeat. >> reporter: medical records reviewed by cbs news show his wife was seen at a surepoint emergency center branch near their home in north texas. >> we were told that she could take a medication -- ugh -- to finish what had already started at home. >> reporter: hamilton's wife was prescribed misoprostol, a drug that induces labor and is used for both miscarriages and abortions. but after two days... >> it's not working, so she goes back in, and that doctor says, "due to the current stance, i cannot prescribe this medicine for you." so you just assume the stance of the state of texas? because of the law? what are we going to do? leave the baby inside her so she can get an infection, get sepsis that can kill her? >> reporter: hamilton immediately drove his wife to another hospital an hour away. he asked cbs news not to name the hospital. what do you think the delay is? >> i think the delay is, their confusion

what's nex and his family we'll be right back. >>> we're back with ryan hamilton, a texas radio host,ing for a very different reason. his wife was denied medical treatment and miscarried anderer life was in danger because she could not get abortion health care. and jena ortiz jones, founder of the find out pac, which is working to fix, replace three texas supreme court justices. katty kay has the next question. >> ryan, thank you for joining us and sharing your story. i'm so sorry for what you and your wife had to go through. one thing that i heard from republicans is the overturning of roe v. wade is there are provisions in the new law that should prevent the kind of situation that your family was put in. and the yet time and again, we hear that doctors aren't clear about what they are able to do. the supreme court and the lawyers on the republican side may say the doctors should be clear, but when you went to two different hospitals to try to get treatment, was there clarity amongst doctors about what they were allowed to do, or did you think they weren't quite clear what the law wa

. >>> texas radio host, ryan hamilton, is speaking out against his state's strict abortion law after miscarriage and their second child no longer had a heartbeat. quote, what needed to happen, what was best for her and her health was to terminate the pregnancy and get the baby out. he goes on to talk about the second doctor they saw during an emergency hospital visit, quote, you could hear him in the hallway as he said i'm not giving her a pill so she can go home and have an abortion, being well aware that our baby no longer had a heartbeat. they tried a third doctor at a new hospital, quote, it's becoming clear their primary concern is not my wife's health, he said, and instead they seem to be worried about the legalities involved. after being sent home for the third time, ryan details a terrifying moment where he found his wife passed out on the ground, quote, having to pick my wife's cold and limp body off that bathroom floor, not sure if i was about to lose her is something i will never forget, and by this point she lost so much blood and bodily fluid, her body gave out. now, not